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Guarding Adirondack waters: Inside AWI's fight against invasives
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Guarding Adirondack waters: Inside AWI's fight against invasives
Chances are, if you’ve been near an Adirondack lake recently, you’ve seen people in sky-blue vests set up near the water’s edge. They are Adirondack Watershed Institute stewards, and their mission is to prevent invasive species from entering waterways. The organization has been able to track the results over time. “In 2018, roughly 3.5 to 3.7% of boats were transporting invasive species,” Brett J. Wimsatt, Aquatic Invasive Species Program Direct…
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